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The word "boats" is getting
much more prominence
"schools"
, "hospitals"
,
"pensions"
, "farms" or
"trains"
#debate
Cash-strapped
Libs spending rift
The Liberal Party's
election bid is in dire
financial straits, with top
party officials fearing they
will have barely one-tenth
of the campaign funds
available to Labor.
A rift between the party
and the business
community appears to
be widening, with party
president Alan Stockdale
angrily criticising the
sector for losing interest
in funding and urging
them to ''get off your
backsides and join the
fight for good policy''.
But major players within
the party and the business
sector say the party has
serious organisational
problems which are
contributing to the
Liberals' financial malaise.
Fairfax understands that
the Liberals now
anticipate spending just
$14 million to $15 million
on the August 21 poll,
well below Labor. Both
parties insist it will be a
no-frills campaign,
although most pundits
expect a combined spend
of $50 million. - Fairfax
Tony Abbott summed up his points in his
final debate speech with this quick and
sharply-worded criticism of the Labor
Government's record.
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Labor has maintained its
lead over the Coalition in
two new polls, but Julia
Gillard has lost ground as
preferred prime minister in
one of them.
Newspoll and Galaxy both
have Labor ahead of the
Coalition on a two-party
preferred basis - 52 to 48
per cent.
Newspoll says this
compares to the start of
the election campaign
when Labor led 55-45.
Polls point Labor in right direction